Guang Chuan King Liu.

Liu Qu (? -Former 7 1), great-grandson of Jingdi, Prince Miao of Guang Chuan.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, countries were divided into different regimes, competing for hegemony, and the law of the jungle prevailed.

After several expeditions, Yan, Qi, Jin, Wei and Zhao all distributed in North China. All the princes and nobles of these vassal States built cemeteries after their deaths, and ancient tombs during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period can still be found in North China.

There are many treasures hidden in these ancient tombs, which have been coveted by grave robbers for thousands of years. Guang Chuan Wang Liuqu is one of them.

Guang Chuan, originally a national capital, governs Wuyi County and Jingxian County in Hebei Province in the south, Nangong County and Gucheng County in the north, Fuyang River in the west and Dezhou City in Shandong Province in the west, all of which are in the capital and now Jixian County in Hebei Province.

Guang Chuan royal family was also the worst in the Han Dynasty, and its reputation was no less than Jiangdu royal family.

There are many tombs stolen by Liu Qu, the king of Guang Chuan, in the fief of Liu Qu, the king of Guang Chuan.

When Liu arrives, he likes to gather some boring teenagers to play and hunt, and his life is bohemian.

Without exception, all the ancient tombs in China were excavated by him.

It is said that King Guang Chuan has excavated too many ancient tombs, among which the tombs are rich and strange. He listed more than ten songs for Liu Xiang, which were recorded by Liu Xiang as follows.

Wei Xiangwang Tomb is one of the largest tombs stolen by Liu Qu.

According to Taiping Guang Ji, Wei Xiangwang's tomb is an outer coffin made of textured stone, which is eight feet high and wide enough to accommodate thirty people. Touch with your hands, smooth as new.

There is a stone bed and a stone screen in the middle of the outer coffin When Liu Qu saw it, it was still in Zhou Zheng.

However, the coffin and the treasures buried with him are all gone, except for a jade spittoon, two bronze swords and some daily-use gold articles, which are as new as new.

King Guang Chuan picked up one of the bronze swords and took it with him.

The excavation of Xiang Wang's tomb took Liu Qu a little time. I don't know if it was to guard against theft or to show my own style. Xiang Wang's tomb was filled with molten iron, and Liu Qu took people to dig it for three days before opening it.

After digging, the bitter and spicy yellow gas emitted from the tomb is as thick as fog, which strongly stimulates people's eyes and nose and makes people unable to enter.

Liu Qu had no choice but to temporarily guard with soldiers until the weather cleared up for seven days before continuing his evil deeds.

When he first entered the tomb of Xiang Wang, Liu Qu met an unlocked door.

The stone bed inside is four feet long and four feet wide, and there are several stones on it. On the left and right stood three stone men, all dressed as warriors and armed with swords.

Re-entering the room, there is a lock on the stone door.

Pushing open the door, I saw the coffin, bright black.

I couldn't cut it in with a knife, but I cut it with a saw, only to know that the coffin was made of raw lacquer and rhinoceros skin, which was several inches thick and folded more than ten times.

Because the strength at that time was not enough, Liu Qu and others had no way to open it and had to give up.

Then I went into another room, and there was also a stone door. When I opened the lock, I saw a stone bed six feet square.

There is a stone screen and a curtain decorated with copper leaves.

Some copper leaves were scattered on the bed, while others fell to the ground. Apparently, the curtains were rotten and the copper leaves fell to the ground.

There is also a stone pillow on the bed, and there is a thick layer of black dust next to it, which seems to be formed after clothes rot.

On the left and right sides of the bed stood twenty maids, some with towels, combs and mirrors, others with plates to deliver meals.

There are no other appliances, only a few hundred iron mirrors.

Liu Qu, the king of Guang Chuan, collected all the valuable things in it and took them for himself.

Liu Qu doesn't always return home with a full load, and sometimes he gains little.

However, he only cares about the process of the tomb-robbing game and doesn't care much about the result.

Unfortunately, the mausoleum of the great monarch Jin Linggong is also located in the land of Liu Qu.

Jinlinggong is located in the east of Jiangxian County12km south of Liucun Village, Moli Township.

This tomb is like a steamed bread, 50 meters long, 40 meters wide and 30 meters high. It is made of five kinds of flowers and soil.

According to Liu Qu, Jinling Cemetery is very magnificent.

Eagle dogs carved from stone are placed in every corner.

More than forty men and women stood around holding candles.

The coffin is rotten, the body is not broken, and all nine orifices are filled with gold and jade.

Everything else in the tomb is rotten beyond recognition, except a fist-sized jade toad, whose belly is empty, can hold water and is as smooth as new.

Liu, the king of Guang Chuan, took Yuchan away and used it as a water tank to store water and grind ink.

Although Liu Qu is keen on the shameful business of robbing tombs, and can experience a lot of fun from it, there are also some things that make him feel terror and even fear, which makes him uncomfortable.

"Taiping Guangji" records that when Liu Qu stole the tomb of Wang Wei's son Qi Qu, he found that the tomb was shallow and narrow, with no coffin and only a stone bed.

The stone bed is six feet wide and ten feet long, and there is also a stone screen.

This bed is covered with mica.

There are two bodies on the bed, a man and a woman, both in their twenties.

The two bodies were lying naked, with their heads facing east, without a quilt or clothes.

Their skin color is the same as that of living people, and there is no difference in sideburns, teeth and fingers.

King Guang Chuan was too scared to touch them. He hurried out and covered the grave as it was.

When Liu Qu excavated the cemetery, he found it was very high.

After the door of the pyramid-shaped mound was opened, it was about a foot down, and it was full of chalk dust.

After the chalk soil was moved to a depth of more than ten feet, mica was seen. About a foot later, more than 100 bodies were lying on each other, all of which were not rotted.

Strangely, only one of these people is a man, and the rest are women.

Some people sit, some lie and some stand.

Clothes are the same color as living people.

What is even more amazing is what happened to King Guang Chuan in Luan Shu's tomb.

The coffin and utensils of Luan tree are rotten.

There was a white fox in the grave. When he saw someone coming, he scared away.

The entourage ran after it and stabbed it, but failed to catch it and only stabbed its left foot.

That night, King Guang Chuan dreamed that a man with white eyebrows came in and said to him, "Why did you hurt my foot?" And "knocking the king's left foot with a stick", King Guang Chuan woke up to find that his left foot was swollen and painful, and he didn't get well until he died.

Liu Qu and other aristocratic bureaucrats robbed the tomb. Liu Qu, the king of Guang Chuan, was notorious in the Han Dynasty. He is cruel. He sent people to assassinate all his teachers, personally killed his two concubines and dug up their bodies.

Such heinous atrocities are common in Wang Fu, Guang Chuan. Only Liu Qu dismembered as many as 14 concubines.

Later, Liu Qu's ugly crime was exposed, and the ruling and opposition parties were in an uproar. Emperor Gaozu Xuan Di wrote to Liu Qu, demoted him as Shu Ren, and exiled him to Shang Yong (now Zhushan County, Hubei Province).

Liu Qu committed suicide in exile.

King Guang Chuan died, but he began to steal from aristocratic bureaucrats.

According to Chen Shu, "when you patrol around the tomb and meet someone you know, you order him to dig around, take away his ancient stone carvings and put them in the library for fun." After editing this passage, later generations commented on Liu Qu-the most abnormal grave robbers are angry and greedy, but there was a grave robber in China history who was very abnormal, first for fun. He is Liu Qu, the king of Guang Chuan in the Western Han Dynasty.

According to "Miscellanies of Xijing" edited by Ge Hong, almost no famous ancient tomb can escape the shovel of Liu Qu.

The objects of Liu Qu's excavation are mainly the royal tombs during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. He excavated the tombs of Duke Xiang of Wei and Duke Ling of Jin.

Wei Xiangwang's tomb is an external coffin made of stone with a stone bed and a stone screen in the middle.

In order to prevent theft, it took Liu Qu three days to dig through the entrance with molten iron.

The coffin is made of raw lacquer mixed with rhinoceros skin, which is several inches thick and can't be cut with a knife. Liu Qu sawed it with a saw.

There is a jade spittoon, two bronze swords and some gold wares on the stone bed.

Liu went to see one of the bronze swords, picked it up on the spot and took it away.

Jinling Cemetery is located in Jiangxian County, Shanxi Province. The tomb is like steamed bread, made of five flowers and soil.

Liu Qu went in and saw that the tomb was luxurious and rich, with eagle dogs carved out of stone in every corner and murals engraved on it.

On both sides of the coffin, more than 40 men and women stood around with lanterns and candles.

Although the coffin has rotted, the body is not bad, and Jin Linggong has a treasure in nine strokes.

Liu saw a jade toad the size of a fist in the funerary objects, so he took it back as a water tank for holding water and grinding ink.

There are many famous ancient tombs excavated by Liu Qu, such as the son of Wei Wang and the tomb of the canal, the tomb of the king of Jin You, the tomb of Luan Shu and so on.

But there are many grave robberies, and Liu Qu is also afraid.

"Tai Ping Guang Ji" records that Liu Qu was scared to death when he dug the tomb of Qi Qu, and the people inside were lifelike.

Liu Qu quickly told his men to stop, quit and re-seal.

According to historical records, the number of ancient tombs stolen by Liu Qu is "incalculable", but it is impossible to verify how many treasures have been obtained.

Editing this "Miscellanies of Xijing" records that King Guang Chuan went to the hospital.

With rogue teenagers

You can't swim and hunt

All the graves in China have been dug up.

All I know is intense.

Said his father was the king of Guang Chuan.

The king refused to listen to every protest.

Go home sick.

Said the king dug the grave.

Countless.

There are hundreds of strange people.

Say ten things for me.

Remember it today as if it had been forgotten.

Wei Xiangwang's Tomb.

Are mainly aragonite.

Eight feet tall.

Width is suitable for forty people.

Ask with your hands.

The synovial fluid is as good as new.

There is a stone bed and a stone screen inside.

Ten thousand one zheng.

No sign of coffins or funerary wares.

But there is a jade spittoon on the bed.

Two bronze swords.

Live together in today.

Everything is as good as new.

The king took it.

The tomb mourning the king is full of iron.

It takes three days to drill a bite.

There is yellow gas like fog.

Touch someone's nose and eyes.

It's hard work.

Guard it with soldiers.

Seven days is a rest.

First-time families don't have keys.

This stone bed is four feet square.

There are stones on the bed.

There are three stone men standing on each side.

All with swords.

Re-enter a family.

Stone leaves are the key.

Knock on the coffin.

Black light illuminates people.

This knife is impenetrable.

Burn it and you'll see it.

It was painted with mixed leather as a coffin.

A few inches thick.

Accumulate more than ten weights.

Force cannot be opened.

It's a stop.

Re-enter a family.

Turn off the key, too

This stone bed is seven feet square.

Stone screen wind copper curtain ■ One or bed.

Or underground.

It seems that the accounts are rotten and the copper stinks.

There is a stone pillow on the bed.

There is a lot of dust.

It looks like clothes.

There are twenty barren women on each side of the bed.

I know all the waiters.

Or there is an image of a mirror-combing pliers with a towel.

Or there is a shape with a plate and food.

Without leaving any foreign objects.

But there are hundreds of iron mirrors.

Wang Wei is also buried in the ditch.

Very shallow and narrow.

No coffin.

But there is a stone bed six feet wide and one foot long.

Shiping.

Under the bed is mica.

There are two bodies on the bed.

A man and a woman.

They are all in their twenties.

The first naked man in the east of the city, lying naked.

Skin color like a stranger.

Hair, teeth and claws are like strangers.

The king is afraid of it.

Dare not invade.

Still holding on as before.

Yuan Ang's Tomb.

Take tiles as coffins.

No appliances.

There is only one bronze mirror.

Jinling cemetery is very magnificent.

Dogs with stones in every corner hold candles.

More than forty men and women of the Stone Man all served.

No sign of a coffin.

The body is not bad

There is gold in every hole.

The rest of the utensils are rotten.

There is only one jade toad

As big as a fist.

Empty volume and pentahydrate mixture.

Smooth as new.

The king thinks this is a book.

Wang You's tomb is very tall and strong.

Envy the door is open.

It's all chalk

Remove the depth of the zhangs.

Ned mika.

Over a foot deep.

See more than a hundred bodies lying together.

Is immortal.

The only man.

I am a woman.

Sit or lie down.

There are people standing.

Different clothes, stranger.

Luan tree tomb.

Coffin funerary wares.

There is nothing left to rot.

There is a white fox.

People are afraid to leave when they see you.

You can't get it if you play left or right.

Hurt his left foot.

That night, Wang Meng's husband went white.

Let me talk about Wang Yue.

Why did you hurt my left foot?

Is to hit the king's left foot with a stick.

Your lordship

My feet are swollen and painful.

Until death.